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The Reporter's Notepad: The business and political news cycle slows to a crawl as leaders in Ukraine and throughout the West await results of the US presidential election this week.
Just The Facts: A Ukrainian intelligence agency doxxes capitains of ships it accuses to transporting stolen grain, Ukraine changes radio frequency regulations to allow for a 5G pilot operation and Germany provides €2.4 million to support Ukraine's green industrial recovery at a municipal level.
Here's What They Think: CNN thinks Putin won't likely come to the negotiating table no matter who wins US elections, The Hill says Trump may force him to do so through bluster and threats, and Newsweek writes that the Zelensky's Kursk gambit has failed.
Sober Second Thought: While most polls shows slightly more than half of Russian adults support Russia's invasion of Ukraine, a new study published in the European Journal of Social Psychology suggests they do so mostly to show loyalty to President Vladimir Putin.
The Rebuilder's Social: Ukrhydroenergo, Ukraine's national hydropower operator, boosts a national market for guarantees of origin for renewably produced electricity. Ukraine changes vehicle registration procedures to make it easier for military personnel to register vehicles they received as humanitarian aid. CCI France Ukraine to address energy sector reconstruction in webinar this week.
